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Player Inactivity
Posted by
BelfastBishop
2 May 2006 10:05am
Forgive me if this is common knowledge:
How long must a player be away from the GC before they are dropped from the Ladder for "inactivity"?
Posted by
b1_returns
4 May 2006 7:00am
"Players in the Top Twenty must play at least once every 7 days. If a Top Twenty player does not play at least once in a 7-day period, his/her rank will be automatically dropped 2 levels and an inactivity counter will be reset. Such automatic rank reduction is reported as 'rank reduction due to Top Twenty inactivity'.
Players in the Top Twenty are expected to be as active after they reach the top ranks as they were before. If your activity drops considerably once you are in Top Twenty, your rank will be reduced.
Players in the Top Ten must play the rank one level directly below them at least once every 6 days. The Ladder ranking for a Top Ten player will be automatically reduced by 2 levels if within a 6-day period this player does not play with those who rank one level below. Such automatic rank reduction is reported as 'rank reduction due to Top Ten inactivity'."
Thx b1 - I need more info
Posted by
BelfastBishop
4 May 2006 11:03am
I am aware of the extracts you have kindly reprinted from the Rules regarding top 10/20 positions.
My question is with regard to players who are removed from the Ladder completely i.e. there records no longer appear on any of the "Standings" categories.
Posted by
BelfastBishop
(VIP) 18 May 2006 11:33am
Could someone at GC please answer the question in this discussion:
"How long must a player be away from the GC before they are dropped from the Ladder for "inactivity"?"
The answer is...
Posted by
webmaster
(moderator) 18 May 2006 12:17pm
The answer is... 35 days
Posted by
BelfastBishop
(VIP) 18 May 2006 7:19pm
thx webmaster. much appreciated
Top10 Inactivity - please explain
Posted by
BelfastBishop
(VIP) 21 May 2006 10:56am
How many games must a top10 player play, presumably against top10 or top20 players, before they are demoted for "top10 inactivity" ?
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